Israel constructs earthen wall in Gaza

Reports indicate that the Israeli army is constructing an earthen wall extending over 23 kilometers in northern and southern Gaza. This wall covers more than half of the 40-kilometer-long coastline, with the aim of separating over 50% of the Gaza Strip from the rest of Palestinian territories. This move comes as part of heightened security measures following the ceasefire, with the army expressing its intention to protect its borders and restrict the movement of militants, despite the fact that the construction of these earthen barriers does not precisely align with the "Green Line." It is considered part of a series of measures initiated since February 2026. Most Gaza residents live in besieged areas and areas affected by the conflict, with extensive destruction of buildings and infrastructure caused by occupying forces. Meanwhile, clashes and fatalities continue between Palestinians and the Israeli army, amid the suspension of withdrawal agreements and ongoing tensions in the region.

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